TWI283784B - Reflection type liquid crystal display element, its manufacturing method and liquid crystal display unit - Google Patents

Reflection type liquid crystal display element, its manufacturing method and liquid crystal display unit Download PDF

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TWI283784B
TWI283784B TW093123932A TW93123932A TWI283784B TW I283784 B TWI283784 B TW I283784B TW 093123932 A TW093123932 A TW 093123932A TW 93123932 A TW93123932 A TW 93123932A TW I283784 B TWI283784 B TW I283784B
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Shunichi Hashimoto
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Abstract

Provided are a reflective liquid crystal display device, its manufacturing method and a liquid crystal display unit capable of eliminating or minimizing the occurrence of misalignment specific to a vertically aligned liquid crystal due to the structure of a pixel groove and achieving higher contrast and superior image quality. In a reflective pixel electrode (42), a peripheral portion is inclined by etching the side face, after the metal film formed on the pixel electrode substrate (40) is cut and processed to become a side face vertical with the pixel electrode substrate (40). When a side surface of the reflective pixel electrode (42) is inclined so as to eliminate verticality in a cross section of the reflective pixel electrode (42), liquid crystal molecules aligned in a horizontal direction to an extreme in a pixel groove portion can be eliminated. Even if liquid crystal molecules are locally and slightly aligned in a horizontal direction, sufficient verticality can be maintained in the pixel groove portion by an interaction with vertically aligned liquid crystal molecules around the horizontally aligned liquid crystal molecules.

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I283784 九、發明說明: 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明係關於一種具有反射型像素電極之反射型液晶顯 示元件及其製造方法、以及利用該反射型液晶顯示元件以 進行影像顯示之反射型液晶投影機等的液晶顯示裝置。 【先前技術】 近年來隨著投影顯示器之高精細化、小型化及高亮度化 的進展’作為其顯示裝置’以能小型化、高精細化且可期 待較高之光利用效率的反射型裝置為人所注目而已實用 化。作為反射型裝置,為人周知者有在相對向配置之一對 基板間注入液晶之主動型的反射型液晶顯示元件。該情 况’作為一對基板,係一方面採用於玻璃基板上疊層形成 有透明電極之相對向基板,而另一方面採用例如活用一包 含 CMOS(Complementary_Metal Oxide Semiconductor :互補 式金氧半)型之半導體電路之矽(Si)基板的驅動元件基板。 在驅動元件基板上配置有進行光之反射與施加電壓之液晶 用的金屬反射型像素電極,藉此全體構成像素電極基板。 反射型像素電極,係由一般以在LSI(Large Scale Integmed : 大型積體電路)製程中所用之鋁為主成份的金屬材料所構 成。 該種反射型液晶顯示元件中,藉由對設於相對向基板上 之透明電極與設於驅動元件基板上之反射型像素電極加上 電壓,即可對液晶施加電壓。此時,液晶會按照該等電極 間之電位差而產生光學特性變化,並使所入射之光作調 95215.doc 1283784 變。依該調變可進行灰階表現,並進行影像顯示。 該種反射型液晶顯示元件中,尤其是,注入垂直配向液 曰曰之主動型的反射型液晶顯示裝置,由於其對比高、響應 速度亦快,所以近年來以投影裝置為人所注目。在此所謂 垂直配向液晶材料’係指具有負介電異向性(平行於液晶分 子之長軸的介電係數ε( || )與垂直於液晶分子之長軸的介電 係數ε(丄)之差△ ε(=ε( || )-ε(丄))為負)的液晶材料,其在施 加電壓為零時液晶分子與基板面大致配向成垂直,並提供 正常黑模式之顯示者。 作為注入該種垂直配向液晶之主動型的反射型液晶顯示 裝置之習知例,有例如以下之文獻記載者。 [專利文獻1] 曰本專利特開2003-57674號公報 【發明内容】 [發明所欲解決之問題] 然而,一般而言垂直配向液晶材料難以進行配向控制, 在驅動元件基板側具有依反射型像素電極而產生之階差構 造的情況,起因於該階差形狀之配向缺陷就會在像素電極 周邊產生。该配向缺陷將誘發顯示面内之特性均一性的降 低、黑位準之上升(黑色浮現)及向錯缺陷產生之晝質劣化 等。尤其是在使用矽驅動元件之反射型液晶顯示元件中, 一般由於像素間距小至丨〇微米以下,所以與數十微米以上 之像素間距大的直視型液晶裝置相較,因像素周邊之缺陷 區域容易影響晝質、且如同透過型之液晶顯示元件般無法 95215.doc 1283784 利用黑矩陣隱藏,故而極力減低或完全消除該配向不良區 域’為貫用上被要求之基本要件。 有關以上之配向缺陷,參照圖式具體說明。首先,參照 圖9(A)、(B),說明以往之反射型液晶顯示元件中之像素電 極的構造。如圖所示,反射型像素電極丨丨丨呈矩陣狀地配置 於矽驅動元件基板11〇上。反射型像素電極lu在半導體製 程中,於矽驅動元件基板110上形成例如鋁膜之後,藉由使 用光微影術加工,以形成正方形之電極。該情況,為了以 電氣獨立驅動各自之像素,而在像素面内切斷俾使各反射 型像素電極111完全不會電氣短路。因此,各反射型像素電 極111之側面形狀一般如同圖9(B)般地垂直切斷立於厚度 方向上。 所鄰接之反射型像素電極lu間之寬,即像素間(像素溝) 之寬W1,雖依微影之解像度與設計法則而定,但是通常為 〇·4〜1微米左右。但是,依製造技術之提高亦可充分地加工 至〇·3微米。因而,當像素間距貿2為1〇微米時,反射型像素 電極111可取9.7〜9.0微米角之正方電極由0 34微米寬之溝 所包圍住的形狀。從反射率之觀點來看,由於顯示像素面 積佔有率(開口率)越大則反射率就變得越高,所以反射率特 性以像素溝之寬W1儘量窄者較優。 圖10(A)、(Β)係顯示垂直配向液晶材料配向於圖9(α)、(Β) 所示之像素構造上的狀態模型。在像素平面之上方(反射型 像素電極111及像素溝之表面),全面疊層有配向膜112,依 其配向膜底層,大致垂直配向成液晶分子之長軸與前傾角 95215.doc 1283784 向致另一方面’在像素溝之側面,由於配向膜112 形成於反射型像素電極i i i之側面,且液晶分子與之垂直配 向,所以此次可利用測定來觀測到像素溝周邊有呈水平配 σ傾斜的清形。在像素溝寬至例如1微米之情況(圖 10(A)),由於因形成於像素溝之底部的配向膜所產生之垂 ^配向勢力的面積比較大,且其變成較優勢,戶斤以側面之 影像可獲得緩和而全體成為大致垂直配向之形狀,在像素 周邊不會發生缺陷。然而,如圖1〇⑻所示,當像素溝寬Μ 變成0.7微米以下時,像素側面之影響力就會變大,結果, 可觀察到像素溝内包含較多之水平配向成分。 該像素溝内之水平配向成分,亦對像素周邊造成影響, 結果像素面内雖呈垂直配向,但是從像素周邊至像素溝為 止將呈摻雜水平配向之不均一的配向狀態。尤其是可看到 在像素内之端部分(圖10(Β)之區域12〇)染上配向不良,此特 別帶來畫質之劣化。測定之結果,該傾向隨著像素溝之寬 W1越窄、且溝部分之深度越深,就變得越激烈。在該種狀 態下,無法在顯示區域全體上獲得均一之配向,且招致諸 特性之劣化。若充分取像素溝之寬%1,雖不會發生問題, 但是由於反射率會因開口率之降低而下降所以並非實用。 上述之現象為垂直配向液晶材料特有之問題。 上述之現象,依經驗,傾向於使用如氧化矽之無機材料 的傾斜蒸錢膜作為配向膜112,就特別容易發生,且液曰声 之厚度越薄就越容易出現。作為防止此現象之方法,^ 口曰 考慮加大前傾角,但是一般要穩定形成較大之前傾角报Ζ 95215.doc 1283784 且有限度,更有伴隨前傾角之增加,黑位準會上升且使對 比降低的問題。因而,在將前傾角保持於適度範圍且維持 良好之對比的狀態下’ #需要不產生像素周邊區域之配向 不良的技術。 本發明係有鑒於該種問題點而開發完成者,其目的在於 提供一種能穩定製造之反射型液晶顯示元件及其製造方 法、以及液晶顯示裝置,其可消除或極力減低起因於像素 溝之構造而產生之垂直配向液晶特有的配向不良發生,可 實現較高之對比及良好之晝質。 [解決問題之手段] 本發明之反射型液晶顯示元件之製造方法,其特徵在於 該反射型液晶顯示元件具備:像素電極基板,其具有複數 個反射型像素電極;相對向基板,其具有設置成與像素電 極相對向之透明電極,·及垂直配向液晶,其注入於像素電 極基板與相對向基板之間;且該製造方法包括··成膜步驟, 其於像素電極基板上形成金屬膜;加工步驟,其將所成膜 之金屬膜切斷成像素單位,並加工形成複數個與像素電極 基板面呈垂直之側面的像素電極;及蝕刻步驟,其於加工 步驟之後,將像素電極之側面蝕刻成歪斜地傾斜之形狀。 更具體而言,其係藉由照射氬離子以將像素電極之側 面,例如在其電極寬度較厚方向之剖面内傾斜成隨著從上 側朝下側逐漸變大之形狀,並使其電極之剖面形狀蝕刻成 例如梯形狀者。 又,本發明之液晶顯示元件,其係利用上述本發明之製 95215.doc 1283784 造方法所製造,且注入有垂直配向液晶之液晶層的厚度較 佳為1.0微米〜2·5微米之範圍内者。 又,本發明之液晶顯示裝置,其係利用上述本發明之製 造方法所製造之反射型液晶顯示元件所調變之光來進行影 像顯示者。 本發明之反射型液晶顯示元件之製造方法中,可利用餘 刻步驟形成側面穩定歪斜地傾斜之像素電極。又,本發明 之反射型液晶顯示元件及液晶顯示裝置中,藉由使像素電 極之側面成為歪斜地傾斜之形狀,則與如同以往之像素電 極般使側面在剖面内成為垂直形狀之情況相較,可消除像 素溝部分中極端地配向於水平方向之液晶分子。即使局部 之配向在水平方向有些許散亂,亦可利用與其周圍作垂直 配向之液晶分子間的相互作用在像素溝之部分上保持充分 的垂直性。結果,即使在像素溝寬較窄之情況或液晶層較 薄之情況,均可實現液晶分子全體大致呈垂直配向之狀 態。藉此,可消除或極力減低起因於像素溝之構造而產生 之垂直配向液晶特有的配向不良發生,可實現較高之對比 及良好之晝質。 【實施方式】 以下,參照圖式詳細說明本發明之實施方式。 <反射型液晶顯示元件之構成> 圖1係顯示本發明—實施方式之反射型液晶顯示元件的 全體構成。錢射型液晶顯示元件包含互為相對向配置之 -對相對向基板30及像素電極基板4〇、以及注入於該等基 95215.doc •10- 1283784 板間之垂直配向液晶45。 相對向基板30包含玻璃基板3 1及疊層於該玻璃基板3 1上 之透明電極32。在與透明電極32之垂直配向液晶45相接的 面側進一步全面性地疊層有配向膜33。透明電極32可採用 具有光透過作用之電極材料,一般為氧化錫(Sn〇2)與氧化 鋼(1〜〇3)之固溶體物質的IT〇(Indium Tin 0xide ··氧化銦錫 膜)。在透明電極32上施加有全像素區域所共通之電位(例如 接地電位)。 像素電極基板40,係於例如單晶之矽基板4丨上,配置形 成呈矩陣狀之反射型像素電極42者。在矽基板41上,形成 有包含CMOS或NMOS等之電晶體丁丨與電容器(輔助電 谷)C1的主動型區動電路。在與像素電極基板4〇之垂直配向 液曰曰45相接的面側進一步全面性地疊層有配向膜。 反射型像素電極42係由以鋁(A1)或銀(Ag)為代表之金屬 膜所構成。在使用鋁電極等作為反射型像素電極42之情 況,雖兼做發揮光反射膜之功能與施加電壓至液晶之電極 之功能的雙方功能,但是為了進一步提高反射率亦可將如 介電質鏡面之多層膜所構成的反射膜形成於鋁電極之上 方。另外’本實施方式之特徵部分,在於該反射型像素電 極42之形狀,關於此將於後述。 在該反射型液晶顯示元件所採用之垂直配向液晶45,其 分子長軸’當施加電Μ為零時則相對於各基板面大致配向 於垂直方向’而當施加電壓時則藉由朝面内傾斜以使透過 率產生變化。驅動時當液晶分子傾斜之方向並非一樣時由 95215.doc 1283784 於會產生明暗之不均,所以為了避開此現象,而有必要事 先提供些微之前傾角於一定方向(一般為裝置之對角方向) 使之作垂直配向。當前傾角太大時垂直配向性會劣化,黑位 準^上升而使對比降低。因而,一般將前傾角控制在1。〜7。 左右之間。 作為配向膜33、43例如可採用以二氧化矽(Si〇2)為代表之 氧化矽膜的傾斜蒸鍍膜。該情況,藉由改變傾斜蒸鍍時之 蒸鍍角度,即可控制上述垂直配向液晶45之前傾角。作為 配向膜33、43,又例如可採用摩擦(配向)處理聚醯亞胺系之 ⑩ 有機化合物的膜。該情況,藉由改變摩擦之條件及可控制 前傾角。 圖2係顯不該反射型液晶顯示元件之驅動部的構成。驅動 · 部包含形成於各像素内之像素驅動電路61 ;以及配置於顯 - 不區域60之周邊的資料驅動器62及掃描驅動器〇等之邏輯 口p。在資料驅動器62上介以信號線64而輸入有始自外部之 影像信號D。像素驅動電路61係形成於各反射型像素電極42 之下層’般其構成包含開關電晶體T i與供給電壓至液曰曰曰 _ 之辅助電容C1。對電晶體以要求可承受對應垂直配向液晶 45之驅動電壓的耐壓,一般係以比邏輯部高之耐壓製程來 製作。 在像素驅動電路61中,於行方向上配置有複數條資料線 71於列方向上配置有掃描線72。各資料線71與各掃描線 72之交又點對應1像素。各電晶體^之源極電極連接在資料 線71上’間極連接在掃描線72上。各電晶體丁!之沒極電極 95215.doc 12 1283784 連接在各反射型像素電極42與輔助電容Cl上。各資料線71 連接在資料驅動器62上,且自該資料驅動器62供給影像信 號。各掃描線72連接在掃描驅動器63,且自掃描驅動器63 依次供給掃描信號。 其次,詳細說明本實施方式之特徵部分的反射型像素電 極42之構造。如圖3(A)、(B)所示,反射型像素電極42呈外 周傾斜之形狀。亦即,其側面50從厚度方向之剖面(圖3(B)) 來看呈歪斜形狀。藉此,反射型像素電極42之電極寬,形 成如隨著從上侧(液晶侧)朝向下側(基板側)逐漸變大之末 端變寬的梯形狀。另外,配向膜43由於係沿著反射型像素 電極42之形狀而疊層,所以亦包含配向膜43之反射型像素 電極42的全體成為梯形狀。在該反射型像素電極42中,不 僅最上面,就連歪斜形狀之側面(傾斜面)5〇亦發揮像素電極 之功旎。亦即,側面5〇亦具有光之反射功能與施加電壓至 垂直配向液晶45之電壓施加功能。 反射型像素電極42之厚度,從成膜上之觀點來看較佳為 至5 0 nm以上,更佳者係為了獲得良好之反射率而設為 120 nm以上。一般而言,為15〇 nm左右。又,所鄰接之反 射型像素電極42間的寬,即像素間(像素溝)之寬W1,雖依 微影之解像度與設計法則而定,但是一般為〇·々〜〖微米左 右但疋’依製造技術之提高亦可充分加工至〇 · 3微米。因 而,當像素間距W2為1〇微米時,若從平面看,反射型像素 電極42可取9·7〜9·0微米角之正方電極由〇·3〜1微米寬之溝 包圍住的形狀。從反射率之觀點來看,由於顯示像素面積 95215.doc 1283784 佔有率(開口率)越大則反射率變得越高,所以反射率特性以 像素溝之寬W1窄者較優。 將反射型像素電極42之側面50形成歪斜形狀的理由,係 如同後述般’為了抑制垂直配向液晶特有之配向不良發生 之故。在此,如圖5所示,將反射型像素電極42之厚度設為 A ’將從側面50之上側端部5丨至下側端部52之水平方向的距 離設為B,並以B/A表示側面50之傾斜情形時,則如同後述 般’車父佳者係考量抑制配向不良發生之效果與反射率之關 係’而滿足 1/4$ B/AS 3 之條件。另外,側面50之歪斜形狀,並沒有必要使其剖 面一定為完全的直線,而只要以大致呈歪斜之程度即具有 足夠的效果。 圖11係顯示本實施方式之液晶顯示元件之製造方法中之 步驟全體的流程圖。如圖U所示,本實施方式之液晶顯示 元件之製造步驟,大致區分包含四個步驟(步驟 S101〜S104)。亦即,基板形成步驟(步驟S101)、圖案形成 步驟(步驟S 102)、顯示面板組裝步驟(步驟s103)及模組組裝 步驟(步驟S104)。 基板形成步驟(步驟S101),係形成液晶顯示元件之主要 部分的像素電極基板40中之矽基板41與相對向基板3〇的步 驟。像素電極基板40係從例如矽之單結晶晶棒中,利用切 割切出特定厚度之矽晶圓之後,利用研磨裝置等研磨而獲 得鏡面。相對向基板3〇係在例如利用浮區法加工之玻璃基 95215.doc -14- 1283784 板31上,將ITO進行真空蒸鍍等並藉由形成透明電極32膜所 形成。 接著,圖案形成步驟(步驟S1〇2),係關於本發明之主要 特徵部分的步驟’為於基板形成步驟(sl〇1)中所準備的像 素電極基板40之石夕基板41上,形成包含CMOS或NMOS等之 電晶體T1與電容器(辅助電容)ci之主動型的驅動電路以及 將側面50形成歪斜形狀的反射型像素電極42之步驟。 接著,顯示面板組裝步驟(步驟S103),係組裝液晶顯示 元件(顯示面板)之步驟。於該步驟中,作為一例係在一片石夕 晶圓上一次形成複數個液晶顯示元件。 最後之模組組裝步驟(步驟S104),係在上述顯示面板組 裝步驟(步驟S 103)中所組裝的液晶顯示元件上,安裝使顯 示裝置動作用之驅動零件等,且加工精製成完成品之步驟。 在此,就製造將上述圖案形成步驟(步驟Si〇2)之側面50 形成歪斜形狀的反射型像素電極42之步驟加以敘述。首 先’與以往同樣,在半導體製程中,於矽基板41上形成例 如銘等之金屬膜之後,使用光微影術將溝形成於像素間, 且側面電極加工成垂直切斷立於厚度方向的正方狀。之 後’例如藉由導入在像素面上照射氬離子而姓刻之製程, 以形成歪斜形狀之側面50。可利用該蝕刻步驟穩定地形成 側面50呈歪斜傾斜的反射型像素電極42。另外,側面5〇之 加工方法,並非特別限定於此。 其次,說明如以上所構成之反射型液晶顯示元件的作 用、動作。 95215.doc •15- 1283784 在該反射型液晶顯示元件中,從相對向基板3〇側入射, 使通過垂直配向液晶45之入射光L1,依反射型像素電極42 之反射功能而反射。在反射型像素電極42中反射之光L1, 朝與入射時相反之方向,通過垂直配向液晶45及相對向基 板30而出射。此時,垂直配向液晶45,其光學特性按照相 對向之電極間的電位差而變化,並使通過之光L1調變。可 利用該光調變來進行灰階表現,且該經調變之光L2可利用 於影像顯示。 對垂直配向液晶45之電壓施加,可依圖2所示之像素驅動 電路62而進行。資料驅動器62係按照始自介以信號線64而 輸入之外部的影像信號D,供給影像信號至資料線71。掃描 驅動器63係以特定時序依次供給掃描信號至各掃描線72。 藉此’可依始自掃描線72之掃描信號而掃描,且選擇性地 驅動施加有始自資料線71之影像信號之部分的像素。 在此,如同已在(發明所欲解決之問題)之項中敘述般, 在使用其側面於厚度方向之剖面内呈垂直形狀之習知反射 型像素電極111(圖9(A)、(B))的情況,尤其是如圖1〇(B)所 示,當像素溝寬W1變成〇·7微米以下時,可觀測到在像素溝 内包含較多的水平配向成分。該情況,尤其是可看到在像 素内之端部分(圖10(B)之區域120)染上配向不良之現象,此 特別會帶來晝質之劣化。 另一方面,在本實施方式之反射型液晶顯示元件中,藉 由將反射型像素電極42之側面5〇形成歪斜形狀,則如圖4 所示’可輕易地解決配向不良之問題。亦即,#由將側面 95215.doc 1283784 50形成歪斜形狀而消除剖面内之垂直性,即^ 即可在像素溝部[Technical Field] The present invention relates to a reflective liquid crystal display device having a reflective pixel electrode, a method of manufacturing the same, and a reflective liquid crystal using the reflective liquid crystal display device for image display A liquid crystal display device such as a projector. [Prior Art] In recent years, with the progress of high definition, miniaturization, and high brightness of projection displays, 'as a display device', a reflective device capable of miniaturization, high definition, and high light utilization efficiency is expected. It has been put to practical use. As a reflection type device, an active type reflective liquid crystal display element in which liquid crystal is injected between one of the substrates facing each other is known. In this case, as a pair of substrates, the opposite substrate is formed by laminating a transparent electrode on a glass substrate, and on the other hand, for example, a CMOS (Complementary_Metal Oxide Semiconductor) type is used. A drive element substrate of a germanium (Si) substrate of a semiconductor circuit. A metal reflective pixel electrode for liquid crystal that reflects light and applies a voltage is disposed on the driving element substrate, thereby constituting the entire pixel electrode substrate. The reflective pixel electrode is made of a metal material mainly composed of aluminum used in an LSI (Large Scale Integed) process. In such a reflective liquid crystal display device, a voltage can be applied to the liquid crystal by applying a voltage to the transparent electrode provided on the opposite substrate and the reflective pixel electrode provided on the substrate of the driving element. At this time, the liquid crystal changes in optical characteristics according to the potential difference between the electrodes, and changes the incident light to 95215.doc 1283784. According to the modulation, gray scale performance can be performed and image display can be performed. Among such reflective liquid crystal display devices, in particular, an active type reflective liquid crystal display device in which a vertical alignment liquid is injected has a high contrast and a fast response speed, and thus projection devices have been attracting attention in recent years. The term "vertical alignment liquid crystal material" as used herein means having a negative dielectric anisotropy (a dielectric coefficient ε ( | | ) parallel to the long axis of the liquid crystal molecules and a dielectric constant ε (丄) perpendicular to the long axis of the liquid crystal molecules). A liquid crystal material having a difference Δ ε (= ε ( | | ) - ε (丄)) is negative), when the applied voltage is zero, the liquid crystal molecules are substantially aligned perpendicularly to the substrate surface, and provide a display of the normal black mode. As a conventional example of an active type reflective liquid crystal display device in which such a vertical alignment liquid crystal is injected, there are, for example, the following documents. [Patent Document 1] JP-A-2003-57674 SUMMARY OF INVENTION [Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, in general, a vertical alignment liquid crystal material is difficult to perform alignment control, and a reflection type is provided on a side of a driving element substrate. In the case of the step structure generated by the pixel electrode, the alignment defect due to the step shape is generated around the pixel electrode. This alignment defect induces a decrease in the uniformity of characteristics in the display surface, an increase in the black level (black appearance), and deterioration in the quality of the defect. In particular, in a reflective liquid crystal display device using a ruthenium driving element, generally, since the pixel pitch is as small as 丨〇 micrometer or less, a direct-view type liquid crystal device having a pixel pitch of several tens of micrometers or more is larger than a defect region around the pixel. It is easy to affect the enamel, and like the transmissive liquid crystal display element, 95215.doc 1283784 is hidden by the black matrix, so it is necessary to reduce or completely eliminate the poor alignment area. The above alignment defects are specifically described with reference to the drawings. First, the structure of the pixel electrode in the conventional reflective liquid crystal display device will be described with reference to Figs. 9(A) and (B). As shown in the figure, the reflective pixel electrodes 丨丨丨 are arranged in a matrix on the 矽 driving device substrate 11A. The reflective pixel electrode lu is processed by photolithography to form a square electrode after forming, for example, an aluminum film on the germanium driving element substrate 110 in a semiconductor process. In this case, in order to electrically drive the respective pixels independently, the pixels are cut in the pixel plane so that the respective reflective pixel electrodes 111 are not electrically short-circuited at all. Therefore, the shape of the side surface of each of the reflective pixel electrodes 111 is generally perpendicularly cut in the thickness direction as in Fig. 9(B). The width between the adjacent reflective pixel electrodes lu, that is, the width W1 between the pixels (pixel grooves) depends on the resolution of the lithography and the design rule, but is usually about 4 to 1 μm. However, it can be fully processed to 〇 3 μm depending on the manufacturing technology. Therefore, when the pixel pitch 2 is 1 μm, the reflective pixel electrode 111 can take a shape in which a square electrode of an angle of 9.7 to 9.0 μm is surrounded by a groove of 0 34 μm wide. From the viewpoint of the reflectance, since the reflectance becomes higher as the display pixel area occupancy ratio (opening ratio) is larger, the reflectance characteristic is preferably as narrow as possible as the width W1 of the pixel groove is as narrow as possible. Fig. 10 (A) and Fig. 10 show a state model in which the vertical alignment liquid crystal material is aligned on the pixel structure shown in Fig. 9 (α) and (Β). Above the pixel plane (the surface of the reflective pixel electrode 111 and the pixel trench), an alignment film 112 is integrally laminated, and the long axis and the rake angle of the liquid crystal molecules are substantially vertically aligned according to the alignment layer of the alignment film, 95215.doc 1283784 On the other hand, on the side of the pixel groove, since the alignment film 112 is formed on the side surface of the reflective pixel electrode iii and the liquid crystal molecules are aligned perpendicularly thereto, it is possible to observe the horizontally matching σ tilt around the pixel groove by the measurement. Clear shape. In the case where the pixel groove is as wide as, for example, 1 micrometer (Fig. 10(A)), since the area of the alignment force generated by the alignment film formed at the bottom of the pixel groove is relatively large, and it becomes a superior advantage, The image on the side can be relaxed and the entire shape becomes a substantially vertical alignment, and defects do not occur around the pixel. However, as shown in Fig. 1 (8), when the pixel groove width 变成 becomes 0.7 μm or less, the influence of the side surface of the pixel becomes large, and as a result, it is observed that a large amount of horizontal alignment component is contained in the pixel groove. The horizontal alignment component in the pixel groove also affects the periphery of the pixel. As a result, although the pixel surface is vertically aligned, the pixel alignment to the pixel groove will be in an uneven alignment state of the doping level alignment. In particular, it can be seen that the end portion in the pixel (the area 12 of Fig. 10 (Β) is dyed with misalignment, which particularly deteriorates the image quality. As a result of the measurement, the tendency becomes more intense as the width W1 of the pixel groove becomes narrower and the depth of the groove portion becomes deeper. In this state, uniform alignment cannot be obtained in the entire display region, and deterioration of characteristics is caused. If the width %1 of the pixel groove is sufficiently taken, no problem occurs, but since the reflectance is lowered due to a decrease in the aperture ratio, it is not practical. The above phenomenon is a problem unique to the vertical alignment liquid crystal material. The above phenomenon, which is empirically inclined to use an inclined vapor film such as an inorganic material of cerium oxide as the alignment film 112, is particularly likely to occur, and the thinner the thickness of the liquid helium sound, the more likely it is to appear. As a method to prevent this phenomenon, it is considered to increase the anteversion angle, but generally it is necessary to stably form a large anteversion angle report 95215.doc 1283784 with a limited degree, and more with the increase of the anteversion angle, the black level will rise and make Contrast the reduced problem. Therefore, in a state where the forward tilt angle is maintained in an appropriate range and a good contrast is maintained, it is necessary to prevent the alignment of the peripheral region of the pixel from being defective. The present invention has been developed in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to provide a reflective liquid crystal display element which can be stably manufactured, a method of manufacturing the same, and a liquid crystal display device which can eliminate or minimize the structure caused by the pixel groove The resulting misalignment of the vertical alignment liquid crystal occurs, resulting in higher contrast and good quality. [Means for Solving the Problem] The reflective liquid crystal display device of the present invention is characterized in that the reflective liquid crystal display device includes a pixel electrode substrate having a plurality of reflective pixel electrodes, and a facing substrate having a plurality of reflective substrates a transparent electrode opposite to the pixel electrode, and a vertical alignment liquid crystal injected between the pixel electrode substrate and the opposite substrate; and the manufacturing method includes a film forming step of forming a metal film on the pixel electrode substrate; a step of cutting the formed metal film into pixel units and processing to form a plurality of pixel electrodes perpendicular to a side surface of the pixel electrode substrate; and etching step of etching the side of the pixel electrode after the processing step The shape of the slope is inclined obliquely. More specifically, it is irradiated with argon ions to incline the side surface of the pixel electrode, for example, in a cross section in a direction in which the electrode width is thick, so as to gradually become larger from the upper side toward the lower side, and to make the electrode The sectional shape is etched into, for example, a trapezoidal shape. Further, the liquid crystal display device of the present invention is produced by the method of the above-mentioned 95215.doc 1283784, and the thickness of the liquid crystal layer in which the vertical alignment liquid crystal is injected is preferably in the range of 1.0 μm to 2.5 μm. By. Further, the liquid crystal display device of the present invention performs image display by using light modulated by a reflective liquid crystal display element manufactured by the above-described manufacturing method of the present invention. In the method of fabricating a reflective liquid crystal display device of the present invention, a pixel electrode whose side surface is stably tilted obliquely can be formed by a residual step. Further, in the reflective liquid crystal display device and the liquid crystal display device of the present invention, the side surface of the pixel electrode is inclined obliquely, and the side surface is vertically formed in the cross section as in the case of the conventional pixel electrode. It can eliminate liquid crystal molecules that are extremely aligned in the horizontal direction in the pixel groove portion. Even if the local alignment is somewhat scattered in the horizontal direction, it is possible to maintain sufficient verticality in the portion of the pixel groove by the interaction between the liquid crystal molecules which are vertically aligned with the periphery. As a result, even in the case where the pixel width is narrow or the liquid crystal layer is thin, the entire liquid crystal molecules can be substantially vertically aligned. Thereby, it is possible to eliminate or minimize the occurrence of misalignment which is unique to the vertical alignment liquid crystal which is caused by the structure of the pixel groove, and it is possible to achieve high contrast and good quality. [Embodiment] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. <Configuration of Reflective Liquid Crystal Display Element> Fig. 1 shows the overall configuration of a reflection type liquid crystal display element of the present invention. The money-exposed liquid crystal display device includes mutually opposing alignments - a counter substrate 30 and a pixel electrode substrate 4, and a vertical alignment liquid crystal 45 interposed between the substrates 95215.doc • 10 - 1283784. The counter substrate 30 includes a glass substrate 31 and a transparent electrode 32 laminated on the glass substrate 31. The alignment film 33 is further laminated on the surface side of the transparent electrode 32 that is in contact with the liquid crystal 45. The transparent electrode 32 may be an electrode material having a light-transmitting effect, and is generally an IT solution of a solid solution of tin oxide (Sn〇2) and oxidized steel (1 to 〇3) (Indium Tin 0xide·Indium Tin Oxide Film) . A potential (e.g., a ground potential) common to the entire pixel region is applied to the transparent electrode 32. The pixel electrode substrate 40 is formed, for example, on a single-crystal substrate 4A, and is formed in a matrix-shaped reflective pixel electrode 42. On the germanium substrate 41, an active type field circuit including a transistor of a CMOS or NMOS or the like and a capacitor (auxiliary valley) C1 is formed. An alignment film is further integrally laminated on the surface side in contact with the vertical alignment liquid helium 45 of the pixel electrode substrate 4A. The reflective pixel electrode 42 is composed of a metal film typified by aluminum (A1) or silver (Ag). When an aluminum electrode or the like is used as the reflective pixel electrode 42, the function of the light reflecting film and the function of applying a voltage to the electrode of the liquid crystal are simultaneously performed. However, in order to further improve the reflectance, for example, a dielectric mirror surface may be used. A reflective film composed of a multilayer film is formed over the aluminum electrode. Further, the feature of the present embodiment lies in the shape of the reflective pixel electrode 42, which will be described later. In the vertical alignment liquid crystal 45 used in the reflective liquid crystal display device, the molecular long axis 'is substantially aligned in the vertical direction with respect to each substrate surface when the applied electric power is zero, and the in-plane is applied when a voltage is applied. Tilt to change the transmittance. When the direction of tilting of the liquid crystal molecules is not the same when driving, the unevenness of light and dark will be generated by 95215.doc 1283784. Therefore, in order to avoid this phenomenon, it is necessary to provide a slight tilt angle in a certain direction (generally the diagonal direction of the device). ) Make it vertical alignment. When the current tilt angle is too large, the vertical alignment property is deteriorated, and the black level is increased to lower the contrast. Therefore, the forward tilt angle is generally controlled at 1. ~7. Between left and right. As the alignment films 33 and 43, for example, an oblique vapor deposition film of a hafnium oxide film typified by cerium oxide (Si〇2) can be used. In this case, the inclination angle of the vertical alignment liquid crystal 45 can be controlled by changing the vapor deposition angle at the time of oblique vapor deposition. As the alignment films 33 and 43, for example, a film of a polyimine-based organic compound can be treated by rubbing (alignment). In this case, the condition of the friction can be changed and the anteversion angle can be controlled. Fig. 2 shows the configuration of a driving portion of the reflective liquid crystal display device. The drive unit includes a pixel drive circuit 61 formed in each pixel, and a logic port p such as a data driver 62 and a scan driver 配置 disposed around the display area. An image signal D from the outside is input to the data driver 62 via the signal line 64. The pixel driving circuit 61 is formed in the lower layer of each of the reflective pixel electrodes 42 and constitutes a switching capacitor T i and an auxiliary capacitor C1 that supplies a voltage to the liquid _. The withstand voltage required for the transistor to withstand the driving voltage of the corresponding vertical alignment liquid crystal 45 is generally made by a higher resistance than the logic portion. In the pixel drive circuit 61, a plurality of data lines 71 are arranged in the row direction, and scan lines 72 are arranged in the column direction. The intersection of each data line 71 and each scanning line 72 corresponds to one pixel. The source electrode of each transistor is connected to the data line 71 and the interpole is connected to the scanning line 72. Each transistor Ding! The electrodeless electrode 95215.doc 12 1283784 is connected to each of the reflective pixel electrode 42 and the auxiliary capacitor C1. Each data line 71 is connected to the data drive 62, and an image signal is supplied from the data drive 62. Each of the scanning lines 72 is connected to the scan driver 63, and the scan signals are sequentially supplied from the scan driver 63. Next, the structure of the reflective pixel electrode 42 of the characteristic portion of the present embodiment will be described in detail. As shown in Figs. 3(A) and (B), the reflective pixel electrode 42 has a shape that is inclined outward. That is, the side surface 50 has a skewed shape as viewed in the thickness direction (Fig. 3(B)). Thereby, the electrode of the reflective pixel electrode 42 is formed to have a trapezoidal shape which becomes wider as the end gradually increases from the upper side (liquid crystal side) toward the lower side (substrate side). Further, since the alignment film 43 is laminated along the shape of the reflective pixel electrode 42, the entire reflective pixel electrode 42 including the alignment film 43 has a trapezoidal shape. In the reflective pixel electrode 42, not only the uppermost portion but also the side surface (inclined surface) 5 of the skewed shape also functions as a pixel electrode. That is, the side surface 5〇 also has a light reflecting function and a voltage applying function of applying a voltage to the vertical alignment liquid crystal 45. The thickness of the reflective pixel electrode 42 is preferably from 50 to 50 nm from the viewpoint of film formation, and more preferably 120 nm or more in order to obtain a good reflectance. In general, it is around 15 〇 nm. Further, the width between the adjacent reflective pixel electrodes 42, that is, the width W1 between the pixels (pixel grooves), depending on the resolution of the lithography and the design rule, is generally 〇·々~ [micron or so but 疋' According to the improvement of manufacturing technology, it can be fully processed to 〇·3 μm. Therefore, when the pixel pitch W2 is 1 μm, the reflective pixel electrode 42 can take a shape in which the square electrode of the angle of 9·7 to 9·0 μm is surrounded by a groove of 3 to 1 μm wide. From the viewpoint of the reflectance, the reflectance becomes higher as the display pixel area 95215.doc 1283784 has a larger occupancy ratio (opening ratio), so the reflectance characteristic is preferably narrower than the width W1 of the pixel groove. The reason why the side surface 50 of the reflective pixel electrode 42 is formed in a skewed shape is as described below, in order to suppress occurrence of alignment failure specific to the vertical alignment liquid crystal. Here, as shown in FIG. 5, the thickness of the reflective pixel electrode 42 is set to A'. The distance from the upper end 5' of the side surface 50 to the lower end 52 is set to B, and B/ is taken as B/ When A indicates the inclination of the side surface 50, the condition that the relationship between the effect of the occurrence of the misalignment failure and the reflectance is determined as described later is satisfied, and the condition of 1/4$ B/AS 3 is satisfied. Further, the side surface 50 has a skewed shape, and it is not necessary that the cross section thereof be a completely straight line, and that it has a sufficient effect as long as it is substantially skewed. Fig. 11 is a flow chart showing the entire steps in the method of manufacturing the liquid crystal display element of the present embodiment. As shown in Fig. U, the manufacturing steps of the liquid crystal display element of the present embodiment are roughly divided into four steps (steps S101 to S104). That is, the substrate forming step (step S101), the pattern forming step (step S102), the display panel assembling step (step s103), and the module assembling step (step S104). The substrate forming step (step S101) is a step of forming the germanium substrate 41 and the opposing substrate 3 in the pixel electrode substrate 40 which is a main portion of the liquid crystal display element. The pixel electrode substrate 40 is obtained by cutting a silicon wafer having a specific thickness from a single crystal ingot such as tantalum, and then polishing it by a polishing apparatus or the like to obtain a mirror surface. The substrate 3 is bonded to a glass substrate 95215.doc -14 - 1283784, for example, which is processed by a floating zone method, and ITO is vacuum-deposited or the like and formed by forming a film of the transparent electrode 32. Next, a pattern forming step (step S1〇2), the step of the main feature portion of the present invention is formed on the stone substrate 41 of the pixel electrode substrate 40 prepared in the substrate forming step (s1〇) An active type driving circuit of a transistor T1 such as a CMOS or an NMOS and a capacitor (auxiliary capacitor) ci, and a step of forming a reflective pixel electrode 42 having a skewed shape on the side surface 50. Next, the display panel assembling step (step S103) is a step of assembling a liquid crystal display element (display panel). In this step, as an example, a plurality of liquid crystal display elements are formed on a single wafer wafer. In the final module assembly step (step S104), a driving component for operating the display device is mounted on the liquid crystal display element assembled in the display panel assembly step (step S103), and the finished product is processed and finished. step. Here, a step of manufacturing the reflective pixel electrode 42 in which the side surface 50 of the pattern forming step (step Si〇2) is formed into a skew shape will be described. First, as in the prior art, in the semiconductor process, after forming a metal film such as etched on the ruthenium substrate 41, a groove is formed between the pixels by photolithography, and the side electrode is processed to be vertically cut in the thickness direction. Square shape. Thereafter, the side surface 50 of the skewed shape is formed by, for example, introducing a process of irradiating argon ions on the pixel surface. This etching step can be used to stably form the reflective pixel electrode 42 in which the side surface 50 is obliquely inclined. Further, the processing method of the side surface 5 is not particularly limited thereto. Next, the operation and operation of the reflection type liquid crystal display element constructed as described above will be described. In the reflective liquid crystal display device, the incident light L1 passing through the vertical alignment liquid crystal 45 is reflected by the reflection function of the reflective pixel electrode 42 from the side opposite to the substrate 3 side. The light L1 reflected by the reflective pixel electrode 42 is emitted perpendicularly to the liquid crystal 45 and to the substrate 30 in a direction opposite to the incident direction. At this time, the optical characteristics of the vertical alignment liquid crystal 45 are changed in accordance with the potential difference between the opposing electrodes, and the passing light L1 is modulated. The light modulation can be utilized to perform gray scale representation, and the modulated light L2 can be utilized for image display. The voltage application to the vertical alignment liquid crystal 45 can be performed by the pixel drive circuit 62 shown in Fig. 2. The data driver 62 supplies the video signal to the data line 71 in accordance with the video signal D from the outside which is input from the signal line 64. The scan driver 63 sequentially supplies scan signals to the respective scan lines 72 at a specific timing. Thereby, the scanning can be performed from the scanning signal of the scanning line 72, and the pixel to which the portion of the image signal from the data line 71 is applied is selectively driven. Here, as described in the item (the problem to be solved by the invention), the conventional reflective type pixel electrode 111 having a vertical shape in the cross section in the thickness direction is used (Fig. 9(A), (B). In the case of )), in particular, as shown in Fig. 1(B), when the pixel groove width W1 becomes 〇·7 μm or less, it is observed that a large number of horizontal alignment components are contained in the pixel groove. In this case, in particular, it is seen that the end portion in the pixel (the region 120 in Fig. 10(B)) is poorly misaligned, which particularly causes deterioration of the enamel. On the other hand, in the reflective liquid crystal display device of the present embodiment, by forming the side surface 5 of the reflective pixel electrode 42 into a skewed shape, the problem of poor alignment can be easily solved as shown in Fig. 4 . That is, # is formed by the side surface 95215.doc 1283784 50 to form a skewed shape to eliminate the verticality in the section, that is, ^ can be in the pixel groove

像素溝之寬W1窄至0.4微米的情況,可實現液晶分子全體大 致呈垂直配向的狀態。該效果,可認為即使在像素溝寬wi 窄至0.3微米的情況亦為同樣。又,在以往之構造中,雖然 液晶層之厚度越薄,越容易產生配向不良,但是在本實施 方式之情況,即使液晶層之厚度為例如薄至2·5微米以下的 情況,亦可抑制配向不良。另外,液晶層之厚度,較佳為工 从米以上。當比1微米更薄時,則很難製造均一的厚度。 抑制該配向不良之發生的效果,係可從1/4左右中了解側 面50之傾斜程度B/A(參照圖5)。當像素面内之傾斜面所佔 的比例變多時,由於會招致光反射率之漏失,所以在b/a 上有實用上最適的範圍。反射率之降低雖可利用像素溝寬 W1之減低(開口率提南)來抵銷,但是當考慮〇·3〜〇·4左右為 反射率之界限時,結果,從後述之實施例中所示的測定結 果來看,B/A=l/4〜3之範圍,為滿足各種特性之範圍。 然而,一般如同本反射型液晶顯示元件般,在使用矽驅 動元件之反射型裝置中,為了保護反射型像素電極42等, 如圖6所示,在其表面過敷如氧化矽(Si〇)或氮化矽(SiN)之 鈍化膜(保護膜)44。配向膜43形成於鈍化膜44上。該鈍化膜 44·在 LSI製程中,由於可利用 CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition : 95215.doc 17 1283784 化學氣相沉積)等之成膜技術來製作,所以如圖所示,遍及 於反射型像素電極42暨像素溝之側面及底邊,全體過敷成 大致均等。在本實施方式之反射型像素電極42的構造中, 即使於配向膜43與反射型像素電極42之間過敷有鈍化膜44 等之其他膜的情況,亦可反映成為該膜之底層的像素形 狀,成為包含該膜之全體具有同樣歪斜形狀的構造。因此, 即使在過敷有純化膜44等之其他膜的情況,亦可同樣獲得 抑制配向不良之發生的效果。 如以上說明,依據本實施方式之反射型液晶顯示元件, 由於將反射型像素電極42之側面形成歪斜形狀,所以即使 縮窄像素溝及像素間距,且減薄液晶層之厚度,亦可在保 持適度之刖傾角的狀悲下,消除或極力減低起因於垂直配 向液晶特有之像素溝的配向不良,而關於對比等之特性或 畫質,可貫現良好之特性。尤其是,由於可實現將像素間 距形成比以往更窄之構造,所以可提高全部的反射率。更 特別的是,藉由可比以往更減薄液晶層,而可提高液晶響 應之速度。 <液晶顯示裝置之說明> 其次,就使用圖i所示構成之反射型液晶顯示元件的液晶 頁丁 #置之例加以6兒明。在此,如圖7所示,就使用反射型 液晶顯示元件作為光閥的反射型液晶投影機之例加以說 明。 圖7所示之反射型液晶投影機係所謂的三板方式者’其使 用三片紅、藍及綠之各色用的液晶光閥2ir、2ig、2ib進 95215.doc -18 - 1283784 行彩色影像顯示。該反射型液晶投影機,沿著光軸1 0包含 光源11、二分向光鏡12、13及全反射鏡14。該反射型液晶 投影機又包含偏光光束分離器15、16、17、合成棱鏡18、 投射透鏡19及螢幕20。 光源11係發出包含彩色影像顯示所需之紅色光(R)、藍色 光(B)及綠色光(G)的白色光者,例如由鹵素燈、金屬函化 物燈或氙燈等所構成。 二分向光鏡12具有將始自光源11之光分離成藍色光與其 他色光的功能。二分向光鏡13具有將通過二分向光鏡12之 光,分離成紅色光與綠色光的功能。全反射鏡14係將由二 分向光鏡12分離之藍色光,朝向偏光光束分離器π而反射。 偏光光束分離器15、16、17分別沿著紅色光、綠色光及 藍色光之光路而設置。該等之偏光光束分離器15、16、17 分別具有偏光分離面15A、16A、17A,在該偏光分離面15A、 16A、17A中,具有將所入射之各色光分離成互為正交之二 個偏光成分。偏光分離面15A、16A、17A,係反射一方之 偏光成份(例如S偏光成份),而另一方之偏光成份(例如p偏 光成份)則會透過。 液晶光閥21R、21G、21B係由上述構成之反射型液晶顯 示元件(圖1)所構成。在該等之液晶光閥21R、21G、21B上, 入射有由偏光光束分離器15、16、17之偏光分離面15A、 16A、17A所分離之特定的偏光成份(例如S偏光成份)之色 光。液晶光閥21R、21G、21B具有按照基於影像信號所提 供之驅動電壓而驅動,且使入射光調變之同時,將該經調 95215.doc -19- 1283784 變之光朝向偏光光束分離器15、16、17反射的功能。 合成稜鏡18具有將從液晶光閥21R、21G、21B出射,且 通過偏光光束分離器15、16、17之特定的偏光成份(例如P 偏光成份)之色光予以合成的功能。投射透鏡1 9具有作為將 從合成稜鏡18出射之合成光朝向螢幕20投射之投射手段的 功能。 在以上所構成之反射型液晶投影機中,從光源11出射之 白色光,首先依二分向光鏡12之功能而分離成藍色光與其 他色光(紅色光或綠色光)。其中之藍色光可依全反射鏡14 之功能而朝向偏光光束分離器17而反射。另一方面,紅色 光及綠色光可依二分向光鏡13之功能而進一步地分離成紅 色光與綠色光。經分離之紅色光及綠色光分別入射至偏光 光束分離器15、16。 偏光光束分離器15、16、17,將所入射之各色光,在偏 光分離面15A、16A、17A中,分離成互為正交之二個偏光 成份。此時,偏光分離面15A、16A、17A將一方之偏光成 份(例如S偏光成份)朝向液晶光閥21R、21G、21B而反射。 液晶光閥21R、21G、21B,按照基於影像信號所提供之 驅動電壓而驅動,並使所入射之特定的偏光成份之色光以 像素單位調變。此時,液晶光閥2 1R、21G、21B,,由於 可由圖1所示之反射型液晶顯示元件所構成,所以關於對比 等之特性或畫質,可實現良好之特性。 液晶光閥21R、21G、21B,將經調變之各色光朝向偏光 光束分離器15、16、17而反射。偏光光束分離器15、16、 95215.doc -20- 1283784 17只使始自液晶光閥21R、21G、21B之反射光(調變光)中所 特定的偏光成份(例如P偏光成份)通過,並朝向合成稜鏡18 而出射。合成稜鏡18,將通過偏光光束分離器15、16、17 之特定的偏光成份之色光予以合成,並朝向投射透鏡丨9而 出射。投射透鏡19將從合成稜鏡18出射之合成光,朝向螢 幕20而投射。藉此,在螢幕20上,投影與由液晶光閥21R、 21G、21B所調變之光相應的影像,完成所期望之影像顯示。 如以上說明,依據本實施方式之反射型液晶投影機,則 由於使用具有側面50呈歪斜形狀之反射型像素電極42(圖3) 所構成的反射型液晶顯示元件(圖1 ),作為液晶光閥2丨r、 21G、21B,所以可以較高之對比與良好之晝質來實現影像 顯示。 [實施例] 其次’顯示本實施方式之反射型液晶顯示元件的具體特 性作為實施例。以下,在說明實施例之前,首先顯示以往 之反射型液晶顯示元件的特性作為比較例。 [比較例] 製作成為比較例之反射型液晶顯示元件的試料如下。首 先’在洗淨形成有透明電極膜之玻璃基板與形成有鋁電極 作為反射型像素電極之石夕驅動基板之後,導入蒸鍍裝置 中’以蒸鍍角度45〜55。之範圍歪斜蒸鍍形成Si〇2膜作為配 向膜。配向膜之膜厚設為5 0 nm。液晶之前傾角配向控制成 為約2_5 °。之後,將形成有配向膜之各基板進行相對向配 置’並於其間散佈有適當數目之2 μιη直徑的玻璃珠並使之 95215.doc -21 - 1283784 互相黏在一起,進一步注入默克(Merck)公司製之介電異向 性Δε為負、折射率異向性△!!=〇· 1之垂直液晶材料,藉此製 作成反射型液晶顯示元件之試料。矽驅動基板上之鋁電極 的像素間距W2為9微米,將像素間之寬W1製作成以〇·4、 0·5、0.6、0.7、0.8微米來改變者(圖8之試料No. 1〜5)。又, 關於在銘電極上,以45 nm之厚度過敷用以保護顯示像素區 域之Si〇2系的鈍化膜者亦以同樣之方法來製作(圖$之試料When the width W1 of the pixel groove is as narrow as 0.4 μm, the liquid crystal molecules can be substantially vertically aligned. This effect is considered to be the same even in the case where the pixel groove width wi is as narrow as 0.3 μm. Further, in the conventional structure, the thinner the thickness of the liquid crystal layer, the more likely the alignment failure occurs. However, in the case of the present embodiment, even if the thickness of the liquid crystal layer is, for example, as thin as 2·5 μm or less, it can be suppressed. Poor alignment. Further, the thickness of the liquid crystal layer is preferably from the above. When thinner than 1 micron, it is difficult to produce a uniform thickness. The effect of suppressing the occurrence of the alignment failure is to understand the degree of inclination B/A of the side surface 50 from about 1/4 (see Fig. 5). When the proportion of the inclined surface in the pixel surface is increased, since the light reflectance is lost, there is a practically optimum range in b/a. The decrease in the reflectance can be offset by the decrease in the pixel width W1 (the aperture ratio is increased). However, when the ratio of the reflectance is considered to be about 〇·3 to 〇·4, the result will be as described in the following examples. From the measurement results shown, the range of B/A = 1/4 to 3 is in the range satisfying various characteristics. However, generally, in the reflective type device using the 矽 driving element, in order to protect the reflective pixel electrode 42 and the like as shown in FIG. 6, as shown in FIG. 6, the surface is overcoated with yttrium oxide (Si〇). Or a passivation film (protective film) 44 of tantalum nitride (SiN). The alignment film 43 is formed on the passivation film 44. The passivation film 44 is formed by a film formation technique such as CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition: 95215.doc 17 1283784 chemical vapor deposition) in the LSI process, and is shown throughout the reflective pixel electrode 42 as shown in the drawing. The side and bottom side of the cum pixel groove are all equalized. In the structure of the reflective pixel electrode 42 of the present embodiment, even when another film such as the passivation film 44 is applied between the alignment film 43 and the reflective pixel electrode 42, the pixel which becomes the underlayer of the film can be reflected. The shape is a structure including the same skewed shape of the entire film. Therefore, even in the case where another film such as the purification film 44 is overcoated, the effect of suppressing the occurrence of alignment failure can be obtained in the same manner. As described above, according to the reflective liquid crystal display device of the present embodiment, since the side surface of the reflective pixel electrode 42 is formed in a skewed shape, even if the pixel groove and the pixel pitch are narrowed and the thickness of the liquid crystal layer is reduced, it can be maintained. Under the moderate inclination of the dip, the alignment of the pixel groove unique to the vertical alignment liquid crystal is eliminated or minimized, and the characteristics or the image quality of the contrast are good. In particular, since the structure in which the pixel pitch is formed narrower than in the past can be realized, the total reflectance can be improved. More specifically, the speed of the liquid crystal response can be increased by thinning the liquid crystal layer more than ever. <Description of Liquid Crystal Display Device> Next, an example of a liquid crystal display device using a reflective liquid crystal display device having the configuration shown in Fig. i will be described. Here, as shown in Fig. 7, an example of a reflective liquid crystal projector using a reflective liquid crystal display element as a light valve will be described. The reflective liquid crystal projector shown in Fig. 7 is a so-called three-plate type liquid crystal light valve 2ir, 2ig, 2ib into 95215.doc -18 - 1283784 color image display using three red, blue and green colors. . The reflective liquid crystal projector includes a light source 11, two dichroic mirrors 12, 13, and a total reflection mirror 14 along the optical axis 10. The reflective liquid crystal projector further includes polarizing beam splitters 15, 16, 17, a synthesizing prism 18, a projection lens 19, and a screen 20. The light source 11 emits white light including red light (R), blue light (B), and green light (G) required for color image display, and is composed of, for example, a halogen lamp, a metallization lamp, or a xenon lamp. The dichotomous mirror 12 has a function of separating light from the light source 11 into blue light and other color lights. The dichotomoscope 13 has a function of separating the light passing through the dichotomous mirror 12 into red light and green light. The total reflection mirror 14 reflects the blue light separated by the dichroic mirror 12 toward the polarization beam splitter π. The polarized beam splitters 15, 16, 17 are disposed along the optical paths of red, green, and blue light, respectively. The polarization beam splitters 15, 16, 17 respectively have polarization separating faces 15A, 16A, 17A, and the polarization separating faces 15A, 16A, 17A have the two colors of the incident light being orthogonal to each other. Polarized components. The polarized light separating surfaces 15A, 16A, and 17A reflect one of the polarizing components (e.g., the S polarizing component), and the other polarizing component (e.g., the p-polarizing component) transmits. The liquid crystal light valves 21R, 21G, and 21B are constituted by the reflective liquid crystal display element (Fig. 1) having the above configuration. In the liquid crystal light valves 21R, 21G, and 21B, colored light beams of specific polarization components (for example, S polarization components) separated by the polarization separation surfaces 15A, 16A, and 17A of the polarization beam splitters 15, 16, 17 are incident thereon. . The liquid crystal light valves 21R, 21G, and 21B are driven in accordance with a driving voltage supplied based on the image signal, and the incident light is modulated, and the light modulated by the 95215.doc -19-1283784 is directed toward the polarization beam splitter 15 , 16, 17 reflection function. The synthetic crucible 18 has a function of emitting color light from the liquid crystal light valves 21R, 21G, and 21B and passing through specific polarization components (for example, P polarized components) of the polarization beam splitters 15, 16, and 17. The projection lens 19 has a function as a projection means for projecting the combined light emitted from the composite crucible 18 toward the screen 20. In the reflective liquid crystal projector constructed as described above, the white light emitted from the light source 11 is first separated into blue light and other color light (red light or green light) by the function of the dichroic mirror 12. The blue light therein is reflected toward the polarization beam splitter 17 in accordance with the function of the total reflection mirror 14. On the other hand, the red light and the green light can be further separated into red light and green light by the function of the dichotomous light mirror 13. The separated red light and green light are incident on the polarization beam splitters 15, 16 respectively. The polarized beam splitters 15, 16, and 17 separate the incident light beams into the polarized light separating surfaces 15A, 16A, and 17A into two polarized components which are orthogonal to each other. At this time, the polarization separation surfaces 15A, 16A, and 17A reflect one of the polarization components (for example, the S polarization component) toward the liquid crystal light valves 21R, 21G, and 21B. The liquid crystal light valves 21R, 21G, and 21B are driven in accordance with the driving voltage supplied from the image signal, and the color light of the incident specific polarization component is modulated in units of pixels. At this time, since the liquid crystal light valves 2 1R, 21G, and 21B can be constituted by the reflective liquid crystal display element shown in Fig. 1, good characteristics can be realized with respect to characteristics and image quality such as contrast. The liquid crystal light valves 21R, 21G, and 21B reflect the modulated color lights toward the polarization beam splitters 15, 16, and 17. The polarizing beam splitters 15, 16, 95215.doc -20- 1283784 17 pass only the polarizing components (for example, P polarizing components) specified in the reflected light (modulated light) from the liquid crystal light valves 21R, 21G, and 21B. It exits towards the synthetic cymbal 18. The composite cymbal 18 combines the color lights of the specific polarization components of the polarization beam splitters 15, 16, 17 and exits toward the projection lens 丨9. The projection lens 19 projects the combined light emitted from the composite crucible 18 toward the screen 20. Thereby, an image corresponding to the light modulated by the liquid crystal light valves 21R, 21G, and 21B is projected on the screen 20, and the desired image display is completed. As described above, according to the reflective liquid crystal projector of the present embodiment, a reflective liquid crystal display element (FIG. 1) having a reflective pixel electrode 42 having a side surface 50 having a skewed shape (FIG. 3) is used as the liquid crystal light. Valves 2丨r, 21G, 21B, so high contrast and good quality can be used to achieve image display. [Embodiment] Next, specific characteristics of the reflective liquid crystal display device of the present embodiment are shown as an example. Hereinafter, before describing the examples, the characteristics of the conventional reflective liquid crystal display device will be first described as a comparative example. [Comparative Example] A sample for producing a reflective liquid crystal display device of a comparative example was as follows. First, after cleaning the glass substrate on which the transparent electrode film was formed and the stone substrate on which the aluminum electrode was formed as the reflective pixel electrode, the substrate was introduced into the vapor deposition apparatus at a vapor deposition angle of 45 to 55. The range is formed by oblique vapor deposition to form an Si〇2 film as an alignment film. The film thickness of the alignment film was set to 50 nm. The tilt angle alignment of the liquid crystal is controlled to be about 2_5 °. Thereafter, each of the substrates on which the alignment film is formed is disposed in a relative arrangement and a suitable number of glass beads having a diameter of 2 μm are interposed therebetween and 95215.doc -21 - 1283784 are adhered to each other, and further injected into Merck (Merck) The company's dielectric anisotropy Δ ε is a vertical liquid crystal material having a negative and refractive index anisotropy Δ!!=〇·1, thereby preparing a sample of a reflective liquid crystal display element. The pixel pitch W2 of the aluminum electrode on the ruthenium drive substrate is 9 μm, and the width W1 between the pixels is changed to be changed by 〇·4, 0·5, 0.6, 0.7, and 0.8 μm (sample No. 1 of Fig. 8) 5). In addition, the Si〇2-based passivation film which is overcoated on the electrode with a thickness of 45 nm to protect the display pixel region is also produced in the same manner (Fig. $ sample)

No· 6〜10)。該比較例之反射型液晶顯示元件中的電極構No. 6~10). Electrode structure in the reflective liquid crystal display device of the comparative example

k,與圖9(A)、(B)所示者同樣,鋁電極之側面在剖面内呈 垂直之形狀。 製作後,將以顯微鏡觀察黑位準之液晶配向之狀 ----〜7Ϊ八啦 果,與後述之實施例i、2的結果,同時歸_示於圖8中 在沒有純化膜之情況,像素溝寬W1為0.7微米以下時(試 N〇· 2〜5),且有純化膜時,全部的試料(試料No. 6〜10), 反射型像素電極之端、㈣邊或像素溝料,k, as shown in Figs. 9(A) and (B), the side surface of the aluminum electrode has a vertical shape in the cross section. After the production, the liquid crystal alignment of the black level will be observed by a microscope, and the results of the examples i and 2 described later will be shown in Fig. 8 in the case where there is no purification film. When the pixel groove width W1 is 0.7 μm or less (test N〇·2 to 5), and when the film is purified, all the samples (sample No. 6 to 10), the end of the reflective pixel electrode, the (four) side, or the pixel groove material,

像素部分提高,且明⑽有與其周邊不同之不均等、的^ -配向區域。在使偏向顯微鏡之偏光軸而㈣該部分之 :分子的排列時,可明白在有效像素内進行完全 像素周邊及像素溝内之液晶含有較多。 :望的垂直成份以外的成份(以沿著溝之方向 傾斜某程度的成份為中心之隨機的配向成份卜又 ° 電屢至各試料而驅動液晶時,像素上 广 射率會隨著電叙大小而增加變成白 般,及 素溝附近雖然只要施加相當 ’相對於此,像 田的電壓即可到達白位準,但是 95215.doc -22- 1283784 可明白在中間調電壓方面之反應較遲鈍,因此在中間調顯 不下,可觀測到像素周邊與像素内有不同亮度之不均等。 [實施例1] 基本上以與上述比較例相同之方法及規格製作反射型液 曰…員卞元件之5式料。亦即,在洗淨形成有透明電極膜之玻 璃基板與形成有鋁電極作為反射型像素電極的矽驅動基板 之後’蒸鍍形成Si〇2膜作為配向膜,之後,於該等一對之 基板間,製作注入有默克(Merck)公司製之介電異向性△ ε 為負、折射率異向性Δη為0」之垂直液晶材料的反射型液晶 顯示元件。矽驅動基板上之規格亦與上述比較例相同,像 素間距W2為9微米,將像素間之寬(像素溝寬)贾丨製作成以 〇·4、0·5、〇·6、〇·7、0.8微米來改變者(圖8之試料No. 11〜15)。 在紹電極上,同樣製作設有鈍化膜者(圖8之試料Ν〇· 16〜20) 〇 但是’本實施例中,與上述比較例不同,藉由在形成像 素電極時導入如下步驟,以將像素電極形成圖3所示之構 造。亦即,作為像素電極形成步驟,係導入在利用光微影 於石夕驅動基板上形成正方形狀之像素電極之後,進一步在 氣氣之放電環境中,導入矽驅動基板,且將氬離子暴露於 像素電極表面上30秒的製程。當進行此製程時,電場集中 之像素周圍四邊之角部分的蝕刻會比像素電極表面更深 入,結果,可知角部分會被削除。藉此,結果可對厚度工5〇 麵(相當於圖5之A=150 nm)之鋁像素電極,形成端緣部分 (外周部分)削成大致只歪斜37.5 nm(相當於圖5之B=37.5 95215.doc -23- 1283784 nm)的構造。此相當於Β/Α=ι/4。在設置鈍化膜之情況,亦 反映底層之像素電極的形狀,而全體可實現大致同樣之梯 形狀的構造。使用具有該像素構造之試料,並以與上述比 較例同樣之方法’來觀測黑位準下之液晶配向的狀態。 圖8顯示該觀察結果。本實施例中,依如比較例之像素溝 周邊的配向不良所造成的不均一性,在全部的試料中完全 未被觀測到。又,即使在施加電壓時之中間調顯示中,亦 完全未被發現不均等。反射率在本實施例之試料中與比較 例之試料幾乎沒有變化。亦即,可知該程度之構造變化並 _ 不影響反射率。 該等之結果,作為配向膜,即使在使用聚醯亞胺膜取代 氧化矽膜(Si〇2膜)並利用摩擦製作配向控制之試料來觀察 的情況時亦為相同。 · [實施例2] 以與實施例1同樣之方法,製作反射型液晶顯示元件之試 料(圖8之試料Νο·21〜25)。但是,關於像素形狀,作為像素 電極形成步驟,係導入將氬離子暴露於像素電極表面上且 暴露比實施例1更長之時間(100秒)的製程。結果,可對15〇 nm之紹電極的厚度(相#於圖5之Α==15〇聰),形成外周部分 削成大致歪斜約2〇〇nm(相當於圖52B==2〇〇nm)的構造。此 相當於Β/Α=1·33。使用具有該像素構造之試料,並以與上 述比較例及實施例i同樣之方法,來觀察黑位準下之液晶配 向的狀態。 圖8顯示該觀察結果。即使在本實施例中,依如比較例之 952I5.doc -24- 1283784 像素溝周邊的配向不良所造成的不均一性,在全部的試料 中亦完全未被觀測到。又,即使在施加電壓時之中間調顯 示中,亦完全未被發現不均等。 另一方面,在測定反射率時,與未進行歪斜切削像素周 邊之處理的情況相較,雖未被觀測到1 %〜2%之減低,但是 在該情況下藉由更縮窄像素溝寬W1,例如將〇·6微米縮窄成 〇·5微米般地縮窄〇.1微米,即可抵銷該反射率漏失。 另外,雖藉由進一步延長氬離子之照射時間,可減緩(加 長傾斜部分之寬度Β)像素電極側面之歪斜形狀的傾斜,但 是當Β/Α超過3時,反射率之降低就會超過5%,而當不將像 素溝寬W1縮窄成小於〇·3微米時,由於無法抵銷反射漏失, 所以在實用上並不佳。因而,從以上之實施例的結果來看, 較佳為滿足 1/4^Β/Α^3 之條件。 另外,雖未列舉作為實施例,但是即使在將像素溝寬wi 設為0.35微米之情況,亦可獲得與上述同樣之效果。若考 慮製造技術之提高,即使在將像素溝寬W1縮窄至〇3微米左 右之情況,亦可輕易類推可獲得上述同樣之效果。 另外,本發明並未被限定於以上之實施方式,亦可進一 步作各種的變化實施。例如,上述實施方式中,雖投影機 係舉三片式投影機之例加以說明,但是本發明亦可廣泛適 用於單板式等其他方式的投影機中。又,反射型像素電極 42之平面形狀,並不限於四角形,亦可為多角形等之其他 95215.doc -25- 1283784 形狀。 [發明效果] 如以上說明,依據本發明之反射型液晶顯示元件,則由 於使像素電極之側面形狀作歪斜傾斜,所以即使在像素溝 覓車父窄之情況或液晶層較薄之情況,亦可實現液晶分子八 體大致呈垂直配向的狀態。藉此,可消除或極力減低起= 於像素溝之構造而產生之垂直配向液晶特有的配向不良發 生’且可實現較高之對比與良好之畫質。 又,依據本發明之液晶顯示裝置,由於使用本發明之反 射型液晶顯示元件進行影像顯示,所以可以較高之對比與 良好之畫質實現影像顯示。 【圖式簡單說明】 圖1係顯示本發明一實施方式之反射型液晶顯示元件之 驅動電路全體構成的剖面圖。 圖2係顯示本發明一實施方式之反射型液晶顯示元件之 驅動電路構成的說明圖。 圖3係顯示本發明一實施方式之反射型液晶顯示元件中 之像素電極構造的平面圖(A)及剖面圖(B)。 圖4係本發明一實施方式之反射型液晶顯示元件中之液 晶配向狀態的示意圖。 圖5係像素電極之厚度與歪斜形狀之部分之關係用的説 明圖。。 圖6係顯示像素電極基板之其他構成例的剖面圖。 圖7係顯示使用圖丨所示之反射型液晶顯示元件所構成之 95215.doc -26- 1283784 液晶顯示裝置之一例的構成圖。 圖8係本發明一實施方式之反射型液晶顯示元件與以往 之反射型液晶顯示元件中觀察配向發生不良狀況之結果的 不意圖。 圖9係顯示以往之反射型液晶顯示元件中之像素電極基 板側之構成的平面圖(A)及剖面圖(B)。 圖10(A)、(B)係就在以往之反射型液晶顯示元件中產生 配向不良之問題點加以說明用的剖面圖。 圖11係顯示本實施方式之液晶顯示元件之製造方法中之 步驟全體的流程圖。 【主要元件符號說明】 11 光源 12、13 二分向光鏡 14 全反射鏡 15 、 16 、 17 偏光光束分離器 15A、16A、17A 偏光分離面 18 合成棱鏡 19 投射透鏡 20 螢幕 21 反射型液晶顯示 21R、21G、21B 液晶光閥 30 相對向電極 31 玻璃基板 32 透明電極 95215.doc •27· 1283784 33 、 43 、 112 40 41 42 、 111 44 45 50 51 60 61 62 63 64 71 72 110 Cl T1 W1 配向膜 像素電極基板 矽基板 反射型像素電極 鈍化膜 垂直配向液晶 側面(傾斜面) 端部 顯示區域 像素驅動電路 資料驅動器 掃描驅動 信號線 資料線 掃描線 矽驅動元件基板 電容器(輔助電容) 電晶體 像素溝寬 95215.doc -28-The pixel portion is increased, and the bright (10) has an unequal-to-alignment region. When the polarization axis of the microscope is deflected and (4) the arrangement of the molecules in the portion is observed, it is understood that the liquid crystal in the entire pixel periphery and the pixel groove is contained in the effective pixel. : In addition to the components of the vertical component (the random alignment component centered on the component inclined to a certain extent along the direction of the groove), when the liquid crystal is driven by various samples, the pixel magnification will follow The size increases and becomes white, and although the vicinity of the prime ditch is as long as it is applied, the voltage of the field can reach the white level, but 95215.doc -22- 1283784 can understand that the reaction in the intermediate voltage is slow. Therefore, in the middle of the adjustment, unevenness in brightness between the periphery of the pixel and the pixel can be observed. [Embodiment 1] The reflective liquid helium element is basically produced by the same method and specifications as the above comparative example. In the case of cleaning the glass substrate on which the transparent electrode film is formed and the ruthenium drive substrate on which the aluminum electrode is formed as the reflective pixel electrode, the Si 〇 2 film is formed by vapor deposition as an alignment film, and then A reflective liquid crystal display device in which a vertical liquid crystal material having a dielectric anisotropy Δ ε of negative and a refractive index anisotropy Δη of 0 Å was prepared was injected between a pair of substrates. The specifications on the driving substrate are also the same as those in the above comparative example, and the pixel pitch W2 is 9 μm, and the width between the pixels (pixel width) is made to be 〇·4, 0·5, 〇·6, 〇·7, 0.8 μm to change (sample No. 11 to 15 in Fig. 8). On the electrode, a passivation film was also prepared (sample No. 16 to 20 in Fig. 8), but in the present example, In the above comparative example, the pixel electrode is formed into the structure shown in FIG. 3 by introducing the following steps when forming the pixel electrode. That is, the pixel electrode forming step is introduced on the substrate using the light lithography on the stone substrate. After the square-shaped pixel electrode is formed, the ruthenium drive substrate is further introduced into the gas-air discharge environment, and the argon ions are exposed on the surface of the pixel electrode for 30 seconds. When the process is performed, the electric field is concentrated around the pixels. The etching of the corner portion is deeper than the surface of the pixel electrode, and as a result, it is known that the corner portion is removed. Thereby, the result can be formed on the aluminum pixel electrode of the thickness of 5 〇 (corresponding to A=150 nm of FIG. 5). Edge part (outer part) Cut into a structure that is only skewed at 37.5 nm (equivalent to B = 37.5 95215.doc -23- 1283784 nm in Figure 5.) This is equivalent to Β/Α=ι/4. In the case of providing a passivation film, it also reflects the underlying layer. The shape of the pixel electrode is the same as that of the entire ladder shape. The sample having the pixel structure is used, and the state of the liquid crystal alignment under the black level is observed in the same manner as in the above comparative example. In the present example, the heterogeneity caused by the poor alignment of the periphery of the pixel groove as in the comparative example was not observed at all in all the samples, and even in the middle-tone display when voltage was applied. Also, no unequalness was found at all. The reflectance hardly changed in the sample of the present example and the sample of the comparative example. That is, it can be seen that the structural change of this degree does not affect the reflectance. As a result of the above, the alignment film is the same even when a polyimide film (Si〇2 film) is used instead of the ruthenium oxide film (Si〇2 film) and the alignment control sample is observed by friction. [Example 2] A sample of a reflective liquid crystal display device (samples Νο·21 to 25 of Fig. 8) was produced in the same manner as in Example 1. However, regarding the pixel shape, as a pixel electrode forming step, a process of exposing argon ions to the surface of the pixel electrode and exposing it to a longer time (100 seconds) than that of Embodiment 1 is introduced. As a result, the thickness of the electrode at 15 〇 nm (phase # 图 Α = = 15 〇 )) is formed, and the peripheral portion is formed to be roughly skewed by about 2 〇〇 nm (corresponding to Fig. 52B == 2 〇〇 nm). The construction of ). This is equivalent to Β/Α=1·33. Using the sample having the pixel structure, the state of the liquid crystal alignment under the black level was observed in the same manner as in the above Comparative Example and Example i. Figure 8 shows the observation. Even in the present example, the heterogeneity caused by the poor alignment of the 952I5.doc -24 - 1283784 pixel groove as in the comparative example was not observed at all in all the samples. Further, even in the midtone display when voltage is applied, no unequalness is found at all. On the other hand, when the reflectance is measured, compared with the case where the processing around the pixel is not performed, the reduction of 1% to 2% is not observed, but in this case, the pixel width is narrowed by more narrowing. W1, for example, narrows the 〇·6 μm into a 〇·5 μm narrowing 〇.1 μm to offset the loss of reflectance. In addition, by further prolonging the irradiation time of the argon ions, the inclination of the skewed shape of the side surface of the pixel electrode can be slowed down (the width of the inclined portion is increased), but when the Β/Α exceeds 3, the reflectance is reduced by more than 5%. When the pixel groove width W1 is not narrowed to less than 〇·3 μm, since the reflection loss cannot be offset, it is not practically good. Therefore, from the results of the above embodiments, it is preferable to satisfy the condition of 1/4^Β/Α^3. Further, although not shown as an example, even when the pixel groove width wi is 0.35 μm, the same effects as described above can be obtained. Considering the improvement of the manufacturing technique, even if the pixel width W1 is narrowed to about 微米3 μm, the same effect as described above can be easily obtained. Further, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and various modifications can be made in further detail. For example, in the above embodiment, the projector is described as an example of a three-piece projector, but the present invention is also widely applicable to projectors of other types such as a single-board type. Further, the planar shape of the reflective pixel electrode 42 is not limited to a square shape, and may be other shapes such as a polygon or the like 95215.doc -25 - 1283784. [Effect of the Invention] As described above, according to the reflective liquid crystal display device of the present invention, since the side surface shape of the pixel electrode is obliquely inclined, even in the case where the pixel groove is narrow or the liquid crystal layer is thin, The state in which the liquid crystal molecules are substantially vertically aligned can be realized. Thereby, it is possible to eliminate or minimize the occurrence of poor alignment which is unique to the vertical alignment liquid crystal generated in the structure of the pixel groove, and to achieve high contrast and good image quality. Further, according to the liquid crystal display device of the present invention, since the image display is performed by using the reflective liquid crystal display device of the present invention, image display can be realized with high contrast and good image quality. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing the overall configuration of a drive circuit of a reflective liquid crystal display device according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is an explanatory view showing a configuration of a drive circuit of a reflection type liquid crystal display element according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a plan view (A) and a cross-sectional view (B) showing a structure of a pixel electrode in a reflective liquid crystal display device according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 4 is a view showing a state of liquid crystal alignment in a reflection type liquid crystal display device according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 5 is an explanatory view showing the relationship between the thickness of the pixel electrode and the portion of the skewed shape. . Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing another configuration example of the pixel electrode substrate. Fig. 7 is a view showing a configuration of an example of a liquid crystal display device of 95215.doc -26-1283784 which is constructed using a reflective liquid crystal display element shown in Fig. 。. Fig. 8 is a view showing the result of observing the occurrence of alignment in the reflective liquid crystal display device according to the embodiment of the present invention and the conventional reflective liquid crystal display device. Fig. 9 is a plan view (A) and a cross-sectional view (B) showing a configuration of a pixel electrode substrate side in a conventional reflective liquid crystal display device. Figs. 10(A) and (B) are cross-sectional views for explaining the problem of occurrence of alignment failure in the conventional reflective liquid crystal display device. Fig. 11 is a flow chart showing the entire steps in the method of manufacturing the liquid crystal display element of the present embodiment. [Description of main component symbols] 11 Light source 12, 13 Dichotomous mirror 14 Total reflection mirror 15, 16, 17 Polarized beam splitter 15A, 16A, 17A Polarization separation surface 18 Synthetic prism 19 Projection lens 20 Screen 21 Reflective liquid crystal display 21R , 21G, 21B liquid crystal light valve 30 opposite electrode 31 glass substrate 32 transparent electrode 95215.doc •27· 1283784 33 , 43 , 112 40 41 42 , 111 44 45 50 51 60 61 62 63 64 71 72 110 Cl T1 W1 alignment Film pixel electrode substrate 矽 substrate reflective pixel electrode passivation film vertical alignment liquid crystal side surface (inclined surface) End display area pixel drive circuit data driver scan drive signal line data line scan line 矽 drive element substrate capacitor (auxiliary capacitor) transistor pixel groove Width 95215.doc -28-

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4 m 申請專利範圍: 一種反射型液晶顯示元件之製造方法,其特徵在於其所 製造之反射型液晶顯示元件具備: 像素電極基板,其具有複數個反射型像素電極; 相對向基板,其具有設置成與上述像素電極相對向之 透明電極;及 垂直配向液晶,其注入於上述像素電極基板與上述相 對向基板之間;且 該製造方法包括: 成臈步驟,其於上述像素電極基板上形成金屬膜; 加工步驟,其將所成膜之上述金屬膜切斷成像素單 位,並加工形成複數個與上述像素電極基板面呈垂直之 側面的上述像素電極;及 蝕刻步驟,其於上述加工步驟之後,將上述像素電極 之側面钱刻成歪斜地傾斜之形狀。 2.如請求項1之反射型液晶顯示元件之製造方法,其中於上 述蝕刻步驟中 藉由照射氬離子以將上述像素電極之侧 傾斜成隨著從上侧 之剖面形狀姓刻成 面’在其電極寬度較厚方向之剖面内 朝下側逐漸變大之形狀,並使其電極 梯形狀。 3·如請求们之反射型液晶顯示元件之製造方法,"於上 述钱刻步财,當將上述像素電極之厚度設為A,將從上 述歪斜地傾斜之側面部分的上側 _ , % °卩至下側端部之水平 方向的距離設為B時,蝕刻成為滿足 95215.doc 1283784 1/4S B/A$ 3 〇 4.如請求項1之反射型液晶顯示元件之製造方法,其中於上 述加工步驟中,將上述金屬膜加工使其所鄰接之上述像 素電極間的寬度成為0·3微米〜0.7微米之範圍内。 5 ·如請求項1之反射型液晶顯示元件之製造方法,其進一步 包含如下步驟: 在將上述像素電極之側面蝕刻成為歪斜地傾斜之形狀 之後,於上述像素電極之上述垂直配向液晶側的面上, 將至少一個膜傾斜疊層於上述像素電極之側面,以反映 上述像素電極之形狀。 6. —種反射型液晶顯示元件,其特徵在於利用請求項1項之 製造方法所製造,且注入有上述垂直配向液晶之液晶層 的厚度為 1.0微米〜2.5微米之範圍内。 7 · —種液晶顯示裝置,其特徵在於具備利用請求項1項之製 造方法所製造之反射型液晶顯示元件,並利用依該反射 型液晶顯示元件所調變之光來進行影像顯示。 8·如請求項7之液晶顯示裝置,其包括: 光源;及 投射手段,其自上述,光源發出,並將依上述反射型液 晶顯示元件所調變之光投射在螢幕上;且 該裝置構成作為反射型液晶投影機。 95215.doc4 m Patent Application Range: A method for manufacturing a reflective liquid crystal display device, characterized in that the reflective liquid crystal display device is provided with: a pixel electrode substrate having a plurality of reflective pixel electrodes; and a relative substrate having a setting And a vertical alignment liquid crystal injected between the pixel electrode substrate and the opposite substrate; and the manufacturing method includes: forming a metal on the pixel electrode substrate a processing step of cutting the formed metal film into pixel units and processing the plurality of pixel electrodes perpendicular to a side surface of the pixel electrode substrate; and etching step after the processing step The side surface of the pixel electrode is engraved into a shape that is obliquely inclined. 2. The method of manufacturing a reflective liquid crystal display device according to claim 1, wherein the side of said pixel electrode is inclined by engraving argon ions in said etching step to form a surface with a profile of a profile from an upper side The shape in which the electrode width is thicker in the thicker direction gradually increases toward the lower side, and the electrode has a trapezoidal shape. 3. In the method of manufacturing a reflective liquid crystal display element of the request, " in the above-mentioned money step, when the thickness of the pixel electrode is set to A, the upper side of the side portion which is obliquely inclined from the above _, % ° When the distance to the horizontal direction of the lower end portion is set to B, the etching is performed to satisfy the method of manufacturing a reflective liquid crystal display element of claim 1, wherein the etching method satisfies 95215.doc 1283784 1/4S B/A$ 3 〇4. In the above processing step, the metal film is processed so that the width between the pixel electrodes adjacent thereto is in the range of 0.3 μm to 0.7 μm. The method of manufacturing a reflective liquid crystal display device of claim 1, further comprising the step of: etching the side surface of the pixel electrode to a shape obliquely inclined, and then facing the liquid crystal side of the pixel electrode on the vertical alignment side Upper, at least one film is obliquely laminated on the side surface of the pixel electrode to reflect the shape of the pixel electrode. A reflective liquid crystal display device characterized by being produced by the method of claim 1 and having a liquid crystal layer in which said vertical alignment liquid crystal is implanted has a thickness of from 1.0 μm to 2.5 μm. A liquid crystal display device comprising a reflective liquid crystal display device manufactured by the method of manufacturing the claim 1, and displaying the image by light modulated by the reflective liquid crystal display device. 8. The liquid crystal display device of claim 7, comprising: a light source; and a projection means, wherein the light source is emitted from the light source, and the light modulated by the reflective liquid crystal display element is projected on the screen; and the device is configured As a reflective liquid crystal projector. 95215.doc
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